Balayage is out – we’re obsessed with the gentler ‘Blonde Voyage’ for highlights with less damage

But what does that even mean? Well, this is a protective system for the hair that ensures no damage is done to it during the lightening process. Specifically, first it helps protect the bonds to reduce damage and hair breakage.

Then, the micro-encapsulated argan oil-based technology penetrates deep into the hair cortex for added shine and conditioning.

Who is “Blonde Voyage” suitable for?

In general, “Blonde Voyage” is suitable for anyone who wants lighter hair.

Especially balayage looks or ombré can be done really well using the “Clay Lightener”.

Having said that, if you’re after a more dramatic change, even more full tone looks like pure blonde are achievable.

How do you care for hair dyed with “Blonde Voyage”?

Like any coloured hair, hair treated with “Blonde Voyage” needs a lot of TLC.

This includes a shampoo specially developed for coloured hair, as well as conditioner, while a mask is also recommended once or twice a week.

If you want to do it the way the “Blonde Voyage” manufacturer recommends, you can use the “Colour Care” series with argan oil from Moroccanoil.

And when it comes to recolouring? Well that’s one great thing about balayage – it gives natural results that also grow out on their own.

You don’t need to dye the roots, but after a period of eight weeks or so you can start to think about adding more highlights.

Where is “Blonde Voyage” available?

“Blonde Voyage” has been available since the beginning of 2023 in selected salons that work with Moroccanoil products.

For a balayage, it’s best to ask for the “Blonde Voyage Clay Lightener”.

This feature originally appeared on Glamour DE.